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Reader Discussion About This Page

Alan Steinberg
April 2nd 05:02 AM

Real people! I want politicians! Can you get licenses for that... do you even need them?

Thomas Solway
April 2nd 08:54 AM

Well, Upper Deck has an exclusive licence for both DC and Marvel properties, so one of our culture's biggest source of Heros and Villans is already closed. Wizards has Star Wars. Star Trek will be open, however, I don't see how Paramount will allow it to be placed in an amalgamation like this. I don't see this game getting any of the big licenses, but I see it as grabbing a licence for most movies. So when the next summer blockbuster comes out, someone already has a game system that can capitalize on the property. This idea could work, but the game has to be very good to support it without a background property to draw support.

CarpeGuitarrem
April 2nd 11:25 PM

Do they have the rights to all of the logos they're showing. If so...we don't need DC and Marvel for superheros. We've got Heroes! Peter Petrelli and Sylar...yes!!!!

Marz Gray
April 4th 06:50 AM

My favorite part. You could, but not gonna happen, finally have Jerry vs. Newman....oh hello Newman. But the most intriuging part of this is the characters that are not of the same liscense or just from different realities all together. Silar goes against Vincent Vega right?

Rytzer
April 6th 01:27 AM

Video games, for sure. It'd be just plain wrong to ignore video game characters -- ESPECIALLY the ones that only the gamers know. I mean, the demographics would mesh, right? Also, won't there be a HUGE amount of flux in which players buy which sets? You're going to have some people who just don't know who a character is, and they'll likely just brush off a set, or the game, when it gets uninteresting to them. And that's going to be more and more true the farther you stray from mainstream stuff. Is that a risk you just have to take?

Derek Brooks
April 7th 08:54 PM

I am definately up for Peter Petrelli and Sylar. How about some Battlestar Galactica and Babylon 5 let's bring in Kosh. Would have been nice to pit Trek against Wars ... how about Buffy VS the Bionic Woman - Mr. Incredible VS the Incredible Hulk... We could have a decipher version -Kendrick Summers VS Jonothan Quesenberry, Warren against... well we won't go there now will we ;-)

Ron Correll
April 8th 03:33 AM

How about Idiana Jones versus James Bond? Even though it might not be possible, I would love to see Capt. Kirk or Spock duke it our with Darth Vader! The force versus Kirk-Fu!

Stitch
April 10th 06:16 AM

It's interesting how a lot of people start screaming about pyramids as soon as a new multi-level-marketing or network marketing idea shows its face..... I, for one, am very intrigued by the Fight Klub concept!

Jed Leggett
April 10th 04:21 PM

John Wane anyone?

Link Youngblood
April 16th 12:23 PM

One of the most innovative things I've seen in years! I suggest any wrestling brand.